Tennis players with most titles in the Open Era

Martina Navratilova won the most singles and doubles titles in the era.

This is a list of the tennis players who have won at least 30 top-level professional events (any combination of singles and non-mixed doubles) since the Open Era began in 1968.

Key

Women

Steffi Graf has 107 singles titles, the third most among female players.

The stats are updated through February 14, 2016.

Player	Active	Country	Singles	Doubles	Total	Ref
Martina Navratilova†	1975–2006	Czechoslovakia /  United States	167	177	344	[1]
Chris Evert†	1972–1989	United States	157	32	186	[2]
Billie Jean King†[a]	1959–1983	United States	67	101	168	[3]
Margaret Court†[a]	1959–1977	Australia	92	48	140	[4]
Pam Shriver†	1979–1997	United States	21	106	127	[5]
Rosemary Casals†[a]	1966–1991	United States	11	112	123	[6]
Steffi Graf†	1982–1999	Germany	107	11	118	[7]
Evonne Goolagong Cawley†	1967–1983	Australia	68	45	113	[8]
Jana Novotná†	1987–1999	Czech Republic	24	76	100	[9]
Arantxa Sánchez Vicario†	1985–2002	Spain	29	69	98	[10]
Martina Hingis†*	1994–	Switzerland	43	54	97	[11]
Lindsay Davenport	1993–2008	United States	55	38	93	[12]
Serena Williams*	1995–	United States	69	22	91	[13]
Natasha Zvereva†	1988–2002	Soviet Union /  Belarus	4	80	84	[14]
Lisa Raymond*	1993–2015	United States	4	79	83	[15]
Helena Suková	1981–1998	Czech Republic	10	69	79	[16]
Gigi Fernández†	1983–1997	United States	2	69	71	[17]
Venus Williams*	1994–	United States	49	21	70	[18]
Larisa Savchenko-Neiland	1982–1999	Soviet Union /  Latvia	2	65	67	[19]
Wendy Turnbull	1970–1989	Australia	9	55	64	[20]
Cara Black*	1998–	Zimbabwe	1	60	61	[21]
Rennae Stubbs	1986–2011	Australia	0	60	60	[22]
Monica Seles†	1989–2008	/  Yugoslavia /  United States	53	6	59	[23]
Virginia Wade†[a]	1962–1986	United Kingdom	55	0	55	[24]
Liezel Huber*	1993–	South Africa /  United States	0	53	53	[25]
Kim Clijsters	1999–2007, 2009–2012	Belgium	41	11	52	[26]
Paola Suárez	1991–2007, 2012	Argentina	4	44	48	[27]
Conchita Martínez	1988–2006	Spain	33	13	46	[28]
Virginia Ruano Pascual*	1992–2010	Spain	3	43	46	[29]
Justine Henin	1999–2008, 2010–2011	Belgium	43	2	45	[30]
Ai Sugiyama	1992–2009	Japan	6	38	44	[31]
Hana Mandlíková†	1978–1990	Czechoslovakia /  Australia	27	15	42	[32]
Lori McNeil	1983–2002	United States	10	32	42	[33]
Gabriela Sabatini†	1985–1996	Argentina	27	14	41	[34]
Katarina Srebotnik*	1995–	Slovenia	4	36	40	[35]
Maria Sharapova*	2001–	Russia	35	3	38	[36]
Nadia Petrova*	1999–	Russia	13	24	37	[37]
Sania Mirza*	2003–	India	1	36	37	[38]
Roberta Vinci*	1999–	Italy	10	25	35	[39]
Tracy Austin†	1978–1994	United States	30	4	34	[40]
Elizabeth Sayers Smylie	1980–1997	Australia	2	32	34	[41]
Anabel Medina Garrigues*	1997–	Spain	11	23	34	[42]
Claudia Kohde-Kilsch	1980–1994	Germany	8	25	33	[43]
Nathalie Tauziat	1984–2006	France	8	25	33	[44]
Sara Errani*	2002–	Italy	8	25	33	[45]
Svetlana Kuznetsova*	2000–	Russia	14	16	30	[46]
Zina Garrison	1982–1997	United States	11	19	30	[47]

Men

The stats are updated through February 14, 2016.

John McEnroe has 148 singles and doubles titles, the most of any male player.

Jimmy Connors has the most singles titles among male players.

Player	Active	Country	Singles	Doubles	Total	Ref
John McEnroe†	1978–2006	United States	77	71	148	[48]
Jimmy Connors†	1972–1996	United States	109	15	124
Mike Bryan*	1998–	United States	0	111	111	[49]
Bob Bryan*	1998–	United States	0	109	109	[50]
Ilie Năstase†	1969–1985	Romania	58	45	103	[51]
Rod Laver†[a]	1963–1979	Australia	74	28	102	[52]
Ivan Lendl†	1978–1994	Czechoslovakia /  United States	94	6	100	[53]
Roger Federer*	1998–	Switzerland	88	8	96	[54]
Tom Okker	1968–1980	Netherlands	22	69	91
Stan Smith†	1968–1986	United States	36	54	90	[55]
Daniel Nestor*	1991–	Canada	0	88	88	[56]
Todd Woodbridge†	1988–2005	Australia	2	83	85	[57]
Brian Gottfried	1972–1985	United States	25	54	79	[58]
Guillermo Vilas†	1969–1992	Argentina	62	16	78	[59]
Raúl Ramírez	1973–1983	Mexico	18	60	78	[60]
Rafael Nadal*	2001–	Spain	67	9	76	[61]
Mark Woodforde†	1984–2000	Australia	4	67	71	[62]
Björn Borg†	1973–1993	Sweden	64	4	68	[63]
Wojtek Fibak	1973–1989	Poland	15	52	67	[64]
Anders Järryd	1980–1996	Sweden	8	59	67
Pete Sampras†	1988–2002	United States	64	2	66	[65]
Frew McMillan†[a]	?–1984	South Africa	2	63	65	[66]
John Newcombe†	1968–1981	Australia	32	33	65
Emilio Sánchez	1984–1997	Spain	15	50	65	[67]
Boris Becker†	1984–1999	Germany	49	15	64	[68]
Tomáš Šmíd	1976–1992	Czechoslovakia	9	55	64
Peter Fleming	1973?–1988	United States	3	60	63
Novak Djokovic*	2003–	Serbia	61	1	62	[69]
Andre Agassi†	1986–2006	United States	60	1	61
Jonas Björkman	1991–2008	Sweden	6	54	60
Stefan Edberg†	1983–1996	Sweden	42	18	60
Marty Riessen[a]	1964?–1982	United States	6	53	59
Ken Rosewall†[a]	1950–1980	Australia	44	14	58	[70]
Bob Hewitt†[a]	?–1980	South Africa	4	54	58
Leander Paes*	1991–	India	1	55	56
Manuel Orantes†	?–1984	Spain	33	22	55
Paul Haarhuis	1989–2003	Netherlands	1	54	55
Mark Knowles	1992–2012	Bahamas	0	55	55
Andrés Gómez	1979–1995	Ecuador	21	33	54
Nenad Zimonjić*	1995–	Serbia and Montenegro /  Serbia	0	53	53
Yevgeny Kafelnikov	1992–2003	Russia	26	27	53
Robert Lutz[a]	1967?–1986	United States	9	43	52
Sherwood Stewart	1973?–1990	United States	1	51	52
Mahesh Bhupathi*	1995–	India	0	52	52
Max Mirnyi*	1996–	Belarus	1	48	49
Jacco Eltingh	1988–1998	Netherlands	4	44	48
Sergio Casal	1981–1995	Spain	1	47	48
Arthur Ashe†[a]	1966–1980	United States	33	14	47
Rick Leach	1987–2006	United States	0	46	46
Thomas Muster	1985–1999	Austria	44	1	45
Mark Edmondson	1975–1988	Australia	6	34	40
Mats Wilander†	1981–1996	Sweden	33	7	40
Martin Damm	1990–2011	Czech Republic	0	40	40
Yannick Noah†	1977–1996	France	23	16	39
Guy Forget	1982–2000	France	11	28	39
Balázs Taróczy	1972–1990	Hungary	13	24	37
Andy Murray*	2005–	United Kingdom	35	2	37
John Fitzgerald	1980–1995	Australia	6	30	36
Patrick Galbraith	1987–2000	United States	0	36	36
Andy Roddick	2000–2012	United States	32	4	36
Michael Chang†	1988–2003	United States	34	0	34
Sandy Mayer	?–1986	United States	10	24	34
Ken Flach	1983–1996	United States	0	34	34
Kevin Ullyett	1990–2010	Zimbabwe	0	34	34
Lleyton Hewitt	1998–2016	Australia	30	3	33
Pavel Složil	1973–1992	Czech Republic	2	31	33
Vitas Gerulaitis	1972–1986	United States	24	8	32
Cyril Suk	1988–2005	Czech Republic	0	32	32
Kevin Curren	1979–1993	United States	5	26	31
Goran Ivanišević	1988–2004	Croatia	22	9	31
Michaël Llodra*	1999–2014	France	5	26	31
František Čermák*	1998–	Czech Republic	0	31	31
Fabrice Santoro*	1989–2010	France	6	24	30
David Rikl	1988–2005	Czech Republic	0	30	30

Footnotes

• ^a Player's career started before the Open Era

See also

• Tennis statistics
• Tennis male players statistics

References

External links

• Association of Tennis Professionals (ATP) official website
• Women's Tennis Association (WTA) official website